Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-22
Personalities.
:. MouptioY is much better.

Mr.. Mountjoy is much better.
Col. DO. DAVIS was in town this week.
Mr.. Gilbert Jennings Is dangerously Ill.
sunset Cox has been very ill but Is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. D. Brsmmell are In the
city.
DYER Sherwood ESQ. was III town Wednes-
day.
Mrs. A. W ade was in the city Wednesday
night.
Prof. Gimble attended the marriage of his
sister.
Miss Ethel Arnold is visiting at Mr.. W. b.
Greer's.
Miss Lettie Tyler is visiting Miss Alice
Walker.
Mr.. Ed Meyer was at Jefferson, this week.
to visit friends.
Mrs. Martha Grant is IN the city visiting at
Mr.. E Aliens.
Alexander's family.
Miss Rose Williams, of Olathe, is visiting
Miss Jennie Berrle.
Mr.. Garland Webb has been in the city
several days this week.
Mr.. W. II. Chiles was at Plsttsburg, q few
days ago, on legal business.
Mrs sallie R. Smith is in the city visiting
her daughter, Mrs. W. X. Trlgg.
Mr.. James Anderson says he soon got
on intimate terms with the ksnssns.
Miss Ella Buckley, of near wellington, Is
visiting the family of Mr.. Thos. carney.
MIR. and Mrs. John Fishbsck have been
spending a few days at Mr.. j. p. Halls.
Mr.. A. w. Smith was called home this
week by the illness Of one of his children.
Miss Minnie Beahr, who has been visiting
at kansas City for some time, has returned
home.
Mrs. Herbert Sparks, of Medicine Lodge,
daughter OF Mr.. Ferd Smith, Is visiting her
home folks.
Mr.. Thos. Cunningham, of Washington
township, Is quite Ill with infammstory
rheumatism.
Hon. R. A Hicklin spent Saturday and
Sunday at home, and returned, Monday, tn
his legislative duties.
Mr. Albert Hainkel goes to Quincy. to-day,
to accept a position in q jewelry store. and to
learn the watchmaker's trade.
Messrs. j. D.. Conner. Frank Trigg, W. B.
Steel and W. Il. Trigg went up to Kansas
City, Wednesday, on business.
Willie Waddell, who so efficiently assists
his father in the store, Is out again after q
very severe attack OF sore throat.
France boasts OF the oldest maid in the
world. She Is 109 years old and lives al
Auch. Her name is Mile. Benoite.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. N. Thorp intend to leave
for Washington Territory to make 1t thsil
home, about the middle of February.
Mrs. Chas. Church, who has been visiting
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Thos. carney, hal
returned to her home, In Kansas City.
Misses Cora Goode, of Lenexs, Kansas
and Laura Barnesvllle, Of Aullville, Mo.
this week enrolled their names As students 81
c. F. q.
Mr.. J. Martin Owen. deputy city collector
suffered a hemorrhsge of the lungs Sunday
1t was not q severe one, however. and he WA
at the Office Monday.
Miss Maggie Green Is teaching music q
the Higginsville Female Seminary. Mis-!
Maggie is well qualified for the position, and
we predict, will do satisfactory work.
Mr.. Andy Warren, of Alma, and Mr.
Frank Sherer, of Bethany, have been added
to the list of pupils at W. NJ. A. this week
The boarding department is fuller now thar
it ever has been.
The following have been sent to friends =
Mr.. Fl. S, Kinkead requests the pleasure 0
your presence at the marriage of his dsugh
ter, Matte A., Wednesday,. January 20, u
80 O'Clock, p. m, 1887. NJ. W. Abba, Alma
Mo.-Mattie A. Kinkead, Napoleon, Mo-"
Messrs. Robt. Taubmsu and W. q. Chile!
made an additional investment of $50 900 q
Kansas City, last Saturday, for a tract of I
, acres on Troost avenue. The land is i'm
, proved, having q good frame house, barn
and being set out in young, bearing sppl
trees.